On Sat, 18 Nov 2000, Todd Vierling wrote:
> On Sat, 18 Nov 2000, John Darrow wrote:
> : Now wait a minute, have we completely dismissed the use of 'sup' for
> : tracking our source tree, in favor of AnonCVS?
>
> No; however, "sup" follows "the latest source". If you want "exactly" 1.5,
> there have been tarballs created for that purpose that will go with the 1.5
> release, or you can now use anoncvs. In fact, 1.5.1 pullups will start
> going in on Monday. (This is in an effort to get 1.5.1 out the door on a
> much shorter time schedule than past patch releases--as early as January or
> February.)
Is a side effect of -current not following current, but the release-1-5
branch, that the tar files in
ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD-current/tar_files/src do not contain the
current but the release-1-5 branch? The reason I ask is that having just
spent an 1 and a quarter fetching the gnu.tar.gz and finding that it's not
what I want is very annoying (the reason for doing this was to avoid the hit
of having to cvs the whole of the gnu/dist/toolchain dir. My theory being
that it's faster to download 1 tar file than to fetch it all via cvs)
When will the sup current become current again? Or is it possible to have
the tar files created so that they really do have current in them without
using sup?
Cheers,
Chris